Manuscripts of articles, stories, poems, book reviews, novels and reference works, many of which were published. They deal with mountaineering, wildlife, exploration, botany, skiing and Mr. Munday's experience during World War I. Correspondence and material on affiliated organizations. Diaries, notes and correspondence by Phyllis Munday.

The series consists of diaries, correspondence, and personal papers documenting Dr. Frederick Bell's service in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps during World War I, his activities as a physician (he was Superintendent of Vancouver General Hospital, 1923-1931, and of Shaughnessy Hospital, 1941-1949) and his interests in Canadian history (particularly the history of the fur trade, exploration, and the Prairies), the Alpine Club of Canada, and Garibaldi Park.